Where is Aunt Sue's Chalet in Duck Creek Village?
Aunt Sue's Chalet is at 725 Movie Ranch Rd, Duck Creek Village, UT 84762, right in Duck Creek Village — a short hop from Duck Creek Village Inn, so you can head out and be seated within minutes.
Aunt Sue's Chalet
Homestyle breakfast, comfort food, and pie
At a glance
- Cuisine
- Homestyle breakfast, comfort food, and pie
- Best for
- Usually the strongest choice for breakfast or a fuller sit-down meal.
- Where
- 725 Movie Ranch Rd, Duck Creek Village, UT 84762
- Price
- $10–20
What to expect
Expect a warm, knotty-pine dining room straight out of a relative's mountain cabin — that is exactly the feel the family is going for — with home-style plates crossing the counter all day, a soup-and-salad bar along the way, and takeout or delivery when you would rather eat back at your own place.
Susan Edwards and her daughter Danelle French opened Aunt Sue's Chalet on September 28, 2008, with a favorite nephew supplying the name. It was a second act for a restaurant family: the Edwards had run the Chalet Cafe in Mesquite, Nevada for roughly two decades, and their Duck Creek roots reach back to property they bought in 1974 and a cabin they finished by 1980. Today you will often find four generations of the Edwards family working the dining room together.
What to order
- Aunt Sue's biscuits and gravy — order a small or large plate on its own, or go for the Stuffed Biscuit: sausage and eggs smothered in gravy with hash browns.
- A homemade cinnamon roll — 'big, plump, and delicious' by the menu's own billing.
- Homemade pie by the slice or à la mode — flavors run from apple, cherry, and pumpkin to Mountain Berry, which packs blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, apples, and rhubarb into one crust.
- The Duck Burger — a half-pound burger the menu is careful to note is 'not duck!'
- Country fried steak — with eggs off the all-day breakfast, or as a full dinner with a trip to the salad bar.
Good to know
- Breakfast and dinner are both served all day, so steak and eggs and a fried chicken dinner can share the same table at 4 PM.
- Whole homemade pies come in about ten flavors to take back to the cabin, and the banana, chocolate, and coconut cream pies are pre-order only — call ahead if you want one.
- There is a full soup-and-salad bar: burgers and sandwiches can swap it in for a couple of dollars, or you can order it all-you-can-eat on its own.
- It sits on the Movie Ranch Road loop on the same property as Lazy Duck Cottages — which is how Google Maps lists it — so keep that in mind when you are watching for the turn.
Hours & seasonal notes
Open daily — the Google listing shows 8 AM to 8 PM every day of the week, with breakfast and dinner both served all day. Directory sites still list shorter hours, so call 435-682-2484 before you plan a trip around a specific mealtime.
The family's standing line is that they stay open rain, shine, or snow, and a local directory bills Aunt Sue's as the only Duck Creek restaurant open 364 days a year. Winter storms can still shuffle the schedule, so confirm in the off-season.
What guests say
Travelers agree — 4.6★ across 1,000+ Google reviews (checked August 2026). read the latest reviews
Details verified August 2026
Why trust this page
We are innkeepers in Duck Creek Village, and we keep these dining pages current by confirming details directly with each restaurant rather than copying them from other sites. If something looks out of date, call the restaurant to confirm — hours here really do change with the season.
Questions about Aunt Sue's Chalet
The questions travelers ask before heading over.
What kind of food does Aunt Sue's Chalet serve?
Aunt Sue's Chalet is known for Homestyle breakfast, comfort food, and pie (American, Breakfast, Comfort Food, Dessert).
How do I check current hours at Aunt Sue's Chalet?
Hours here change with weather, staffing, and season. Call 435-682-2484 or check the Official site before you go — we note the same thing on every dining page because mountain-town hours really do move.
How far is Aunt Sue's Chalet from Duck Creek Village Inn?
It is right in the village, just a few minutes from the inn — one of the reasons staying central makes meals easy.
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